Early Years & Beyond

Resource: Movement for Mental Health: How to Move Forward When You are Feeling Overwhelmed.

In this resource, the LOOK Parent Support Group and expert panel discuss the physical and mental impact of caring and advocating for our Visually Impaired

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Resource: Positive identity, representation and self-worth for blind and partially sighted children and young people.

In this resource, the LOOK Parent Support Group and expert panel discuss the impact of positive representation on self-worth for our Visually Impaired young people

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Resource: Post 16 Education

Join LOOK mentors Ussud and Alice, mentee Lula and her Mum Jane and a QTVI who talking through the transition to post 16 education.

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Parent Support Group Panel Event: Positive identity, representation and self-worth for blind and partially sighted children and young people.

Join us to chat about the impact of positive representation on self-worth for our Visually Impaired young people and how we can nurture self-confidence from

A girl with a LOOK sports bib plays with a mother and toddler with a box of brightly coloured play balls in front of them.

Resource: Early Years

LOOK UK and VICTA teamed up to host a parent advice workshop focussed on managing the emotional and practical challenges following diagnosis of a young

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Resource: Understanding Cerebral Visual Impairment

Understanding the impact of CVI on a child’s education and social and emotional development.

Resource: Exam Provision

We know as parent carers that our children can miss out on the opportunities their sighted peers get to help prepare for exams. There is

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Resource: Education Rights

Education Rights – How to ensure our children get the support they need

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Resource: Supporting Your Child’s Self Advocacy

Our discussion on supporting your child’s Self Advocacy skills.

Resource: VI parenting tips

In this post we share some of the useful tips and advice that came out of our VI Parenting Q&A session.

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Moving On To Higher Education: How to Help Your VI Child Make the Most of University Life

Starting University is a big step for both you and your VI young adult. In this resource, The LOOK Parent support group and expert guest

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RESOURCE: ‘Back to School’ – Top Tips for Parents/Carers

Our Parent Support Officer, Jane, has compiled this handy resource with the help of LOOK’s Parent Support Group.